The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-12
THE NEW YORK ANARCHISTS
ABOUT THEIR BEER TABLES DURING
THE ExkCUTIONs IN CHICAGO.

1hE GAhOOAAONb Nv ChACAoOs
Mesutiue the New York Police were In
Reserve Ter say Eueraency that Might
Spring Up-snaii show tor Rioters Here.
Numbers Of Anarchists were gathered yes
torday at August Schlsg's saloon In Fifth
street. at Paul Wilzig's place In the same
street, and at Kraemer's saloon In Seventh
street talking OF the executions in Chicago.
Justus Schwab's saloon. 80 First street. was
closed early In the day and hung with stream
srs OF Grape on the outside. All the saloons
mentioned displayed red fiags draped in black.
Black Tags hung from the windows Of many
tenement houses. and up town. in Seventy
hrst street. near First avenue. q great black
muslin nag. hanging from tenement house,
attracted two or three crowds during the day,
which were dispersed by Capt. Gunner's po-
licemen. Capt. McCullagh OF the Fifth street
station, In whose precinct nearly all the An
archists arc, had squads OF men watching the
saloons OF WilziR and Schlsg. and had eighty
reserves In his station house.
The German Federated Trades and Labor
Union issued . call several days ago for mass
meeting, to be held In Union square early yes
tsrdsy morning, to protest by their presence
against tho hanging OF the Chicago Anar-
ohista Only few shivering men and boys
wsre present In tho square at the hour set for
the mass meeting No permit had been issued
for the meeting, and tho solitary gray coated
policeman was emphatic in his statement that
NO meeting would DO permitted.
Superintendent Murray took every precau-
ton to repress any demonstration in sympa-
thy with the Chicago martyrs" Not only
were the police reserves kept ready for action
all over the city. but tho meeting places Of the
Anarchists were watched and the various lead
ers were put under surveillance. The force had
orders to disperse any crowd that might collect
In the streets, and to prohibit all parading, as
could have been legally done. as no parade per-
NIT had been asked for. Scouts were stationed
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picious movements.
1hS r. ,ss 81 che s Sanssb are
Tie Filth street SQUAD. schwab's beer saloon,
q course. is one, Kraemers, at Avenue A and
On Frat svepns ana Second street, and the
rest are scattered through Fourth, Fifth. and
Alter mailing his arrangements, superln;
that the police were prepared 70 deal with any
the Socialists intended to parade down Broad
hsah the seqoss
If, p vthss zssdss 81 ihSfsasy, Witch as%sd
In sddition to his arrangements for preserv-
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keep the Anarchists under snryeillsnce in the
shas % they
Herr Aost's paper; Der heissL q l67 william
table. Most was SURROUNDED By 9 lot, Of An
% wsce q lie execnton anasr
the heading Put to Death" One or two An
Sans w e Mass he
When the reporter spoke to him and said ex-
YIN say nothing to reporters Their pa
Rs,s have m murdered our poor men In Chicago.
SFhs s.hsr Anarchists jumped up also, and,
GO ewayl Go awayl"
~. The reporter bought q copy Of Der Freiheit,
Dol. Richard Hinton. Editor shevitch, and
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Thursday nisht's police arrangements show
how easily largo body Of men could be con-
contracted at the point OF need In case OF a riot
~ this city. The entire force was on duty from
10 O'Clock on Thursday until 6 o'clock yester-
day morning, excepting details, as they were
allowed to 60 for meals. The of platoon in
Slades Sns;hali q the men in each station
men are on duty at ali times. 6ne-Salf' 1 Of
them sleep while the others patrol the streets
but In the day time, from A. NJ. to P. NJ, the
beats are doubled In length. and only ono
quarter Of the whole force Ii required to cover
them; Another quarter from the day reserve
and the half OF the remaining number are al
lowed to 60 home. Yesterday. however. when
the first section came In at o'clock they were
ordered to report for reserve duty at 8 O'clock
during the day EXCEPT for meals. They. sat
playing domtnoes and smoking.
have eighty mon in my precinct" said
Cant. Webb OF the Oak street station last
night sand could have sixty mon at the re-
motest place In the precinct In elk minutes az
Yer the bell rings. II there had been q riot in
Union square last night the alarm would have
reached every station In the city In about a
Al aidss to ausll the disturbance. II our po-
1858 the draft riot would have been nippsd in
the bud. The elevated railroads would aid the
police greatly in concentrating their forces
down town or In the central parts Of the city
and In the Thirty-frst Thirty second, Thirty,
third. Thtrty-fourth ana Thirty-fifth precincts
patrol wagons, carrying twenty -four men each
are held IN readiness ct all times. There will
30 NO more riots here"
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